After a string of
After a string of slow, dull, and painful sequels, Peter O'Toole's The Croods Must Die has made an excellent and well-done comedy. It's a bit too predictable, boring, and over-the-top for the average person. But it's a good comedy that has a bit of substance. The cast is excellent, and the performances are all likeable. The plot is simple enough: an evil maverick freaks out
After a string of bad incidents, the film is thrown in a new direction after a half-dozen bad things happen to the film, and the last half-hour of the film is a complete mess.<br /><br />The film is a complete waste of time.